College Football
Arts & Culture
Auburn’s golden eagles are a thing of (extremely strange) legend
Arts & Culture
Why so many of us worship at the altar of fall Saturdays
Arts & Culture
Do you know the origin of Alabama’s greeting heard ’round the world?
Arts & Culture
An Arkansan introduces a perplexed visitor from abroad to a hallowed Razorback tradition
Food & Drink
The beloved Oxford, Mississippi–based chef’s new book, Tailgreat, offers wisdom and recipes for the game-day spread—whether you’ve got a game to attend or not
My Town
The legendary University of Georgia football coach and his wife, Barbara, share their recommendations for a perfect day in the Classic City
Arts & Culture
John T. Edge and Wright Thompson explore the modern intersection of the sport and Southern cuisine
College Football Traditions
Tie up your boat with the University of Tennessee’s Vol Navy, where everyone’s welcome and the party lasts all season long
SOUTHERN STYLE
Put on the best spread at the stadium with these football-season essentials
College Football Traditions
A Louisiana State University veterinarian on what it takes to care for a mascot that’s also an endangered apex predator
College Football Traditions
Why the long-running… er, -rolling… Auburn University tradition is taking a break again this year
My Town
The Volunteers’ former coach and current athletic director on the must-visit spots in a city he’s called home for decades
College Football Traditions
The University of Georgia’s iconic shrubs are still standing after nearly ninety years
College Football Traditions
The story behind Florida State University’s Sod Cemetery
Food & Drink
Build a championship-worthy spread with these food and drink ideas for the tailgate or watching at home. No matter which team comes out on top, you’ll emerge a winner
Food & Drink
The Athens, Georgia, chef on setting out a winning spread
Arts & Culture
A sampling of Southerners’ predictions for the national championship game
Arts & Culture
Dynasties don’t last forever, so let’s roll with the Tide while we can
Arts & Culture
These Dawgs are hungry, fresh, and fun to watch. How ’bout them?